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Read articles →Starts with a genuine rant defending TYM and Korean-built tractors against 'buy American' criticism before pivoting to a real flood-damage road repair on a homestead driveway. Shows hands-on rear-blade technique, angling the blade, adjusting the hydraulic top link for proper cutting edge bite, building a crowned road with drainage ditches. Best for TYM owners or anyone learning practical rear-blade grading fundamentals.
An owner-operator channel where Tony shares multi-year real-world experience running his own TYM T474 on his homestead, with his partner filming, no dealership affiliation evident.
Extend the top link so the top of the blade apparatus stays level with the ground, which pushes the cutting edge in and makes it bite deeper into the soil.
Start at the highest point, drag dirt back to build a berm or crown, repeat passes to dig a good indention, then smooth the other side over so water drains into a ditch instead of washing out the road.
The owner has over 500 hours on a TYM T474 that is nearly five years old, says it has been abused but has not broken, and holds up well if maintained.
